Young Talents Shine in El Paso Match
In a thrilling penalty shootout victory over El Paso Locomotive FC, Phoenix Rising showcased the talents of two Youth Academy players, Jamison Ping and Anthony Capetillo. At just 17 years old, Ping, who joined the Academy at 12, made his professional debut earlier this year and captained the team for the first time in this match. He expressed pride in leading a club he has been part of for six years, emphasizing the camaraderie among the Academy players. Capetillo, a 15-year-old forward, also made his debut in this game after signing a USL Academy Contract. He described the experience as a "dream come true," acknowledging the support of his coaches and family. Both players noted the significant difference in pace and intensity between the USL and Academy levels, particularly in the passionate atmosphere created by the fans. With their impressive performances, Ping and Capetillo are set to continue their journey as rising stars in professional soccer.
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